I recently began grabbing the csv data from Zillow and Realtor and plugging it into Data Studio, but unfortunately it's really broad strokes.

I'm partial to James Svetec's courses, as we're partnered up hahahaAs for estimating, Airdna works, but I found AllTheRooms nicer because exporting as csv made analysis much nicer for me.Here's an example I put together recently with broad strokes on how I do it:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...And it's entirely possible to do it yourself with the right systems and programs.

I will take $ 10 grand as a deposit  in CASH when you stroke the pen  close in 7 days and bring CASH no checks .  

For example as a financial broker I have come across insurance companies that have clauses that if you have a stroke or are terminally ill or receive a critical injury you can receive up to 70% of your coverage.

I can't recall a single instance where I have heard about investors stroking larger checks to promoters because they advertised to them.

I get the concept the reality is it is a bomb waiting to go off.for all involved.. if your a well capitalized investor who can afford negative cash flow while you have to many times bring a foreclosure action against a lease option tenant that's one thing or a bank calls the loan you can refi or stroke a check.but if the person in the house stops paying and you cant service the debt.. you have a can of worms on your hands.. and the seller is going to go Bat  crazy since your ruining their credit if the underlying loan is not paid..

This is a "painting with broad strokes" kind of discussion as other have pointed out. 

Thank you for the vote of confidence, time saved and a new look and a $200 per month rent increase over what she was paying (with a brand new (tennant) on her sect 8 voucher,  all in the same (paint) stroke ;) 

The rent at the time was $2,000/month.Finally, in recent years, my wife did all the showings since my stroke.

However, if he encumbers the or your property, now you are assuming additional risk, what if he drops over and is incapacitated, blabbering in a nursing home from a stroke and his loan is foreclosed, you could lose the property.